Hello and welcome back to Ackrak.

I'm Jed Wolpaw, and we are back with another master clinician episode.

I am absolutely thrilled to have with me a true master clinician, Dr. Mimi Wyn.

Listeners will know that Dr. Wynne came on the show before to talk about cardiac and

thoracic anesthesia, especially thoracic anesthesia, of which she is really thought of as

being a true world expert.

We had a great conversation.

And folks who have worked with her during her time

as a cardiac and thoracic anesthesiologist at University of Wisconsin-Madison reached out and said,

listen, you have to have her on as a master clinician. She's now an emeritus professor,

having retired recently, but an emeritus professor of anesthesiology at University of Wisconsin

Madison. And I'll just share with you just an example of what people said.

So she's definitely a master clinician, someone who people routinely seek out for guidance on clinical challenges for both our anesthesiologists but also for our surgeons.

She's retired, but still routinely fields text and calls from former anesthesia colleagues and from

surgeons for her thoughts and wisdom in challenging situations. She's a fountain of knowledge and an

amazing educator. I think anyone at the University of Wisconsin, anesthesia, and vascular

surgery departments would agree. So that's really a testament. Dr. Wyn, thank you so much and welcome

back to the show. Well, thank you, Chad.

Thank you for having me.

I must say that, honestly, I am humbled to be even talking about this with you.

Well, it's clearly well deserved.

And whether you're willing to admit it or not, lots of your colleagues and residents do.

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